DEAD HORSE BAY is LOADED with forgotten Treasures we could not believe our eyes! ( Mudlarking )

[@adventurearchaeology]

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[@annagriffith4047]

Good to see a child into this! Exploring is something every child should experience, good girl! ❤

[@BarB2-90Nine]

People do collect them bricks all them bottles are great and family helping searching for everything, is the most valuable time. Ty’s for the video.

[@billyvandervoet7080]

Thanks for saving the Horseshoe Crab anyway you had too!!!!!

[@carolynsimone8647]

Fun family time...great finds for all..🥰🥰

[@larryschulz6621]

Being from Long Island, I have been there a few times myself. I want to say the older glass is across the street to the east around the perimeter of the old airport! The whole place is built on landfill!

[@marydalton5752]

Neat items out there on that beach!

[@tammyreeves168]

I’m actually jealous. That would have been a blast walking and exploring all of that.

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Dead Horse Bay is on my bucketlist as a place to visit, Brandon. I'm glad you all had time to do some looking!❤

[@adventurearchaeology]

Was a bit tricky to get to but worth it!

[@MarvinHuff-cp2gg]

Awesome family day and finds thanks for sharing

[@DforDelinquent]

Your daughter will look back fondly on days like this when she gets older.

[@cultfighter]

I felt shame Are we really celebrating our trash washing up on the beach ?

[@alienonion4636]

I never care what I find beachcombing... old, new, ancient and anywhere in between. Love videos like this.

[@masonmercmetaldetecting]

Great Mudlarking! We have often thought about taking a trip there. Thanks for sharing and awesome finds by your daughter with the Wyoming coke and the marble!

[@danweiss1371]

Enjoy the video. Life is full of adventure if you just get out and check things out. I feel sorry for those who only know their phone or a TV set. Life is so many surprises. Take care God bless.

[@dogswater007]

You and your family are ideal. Happy and enjoying the joy of the hunt 🎉🎉🎉

[@AbusedbyScientologist]

I'm from Florida. Beach combing up there is impressive .Archeology and history.Very interesting. What a adventure for the young lady .

[@sherrie545]

Enjoyed seeing the big variety of finds on this adventure!

[@williambeichler4971]

Very cool video. Always interesting on a beach. Thanks for sharing

[@beckyjo8745]

Awesome finds! Especially all the tiny bottles!! So cool!!

[@FireFighterDetecting]

What a cool place to check out. Well done and thanks for sharing.

[@ccat4155]

Love that you are traveling outside your normal area .

[@melw2100]

Shameful that they do not clean up that area. Thanks for doing your part.

[@dananderson128]

Looked like a fun adventure!!

[@bells1054]

This was a great video! Love Miranda's dark hair! My husband and I would never leave dead horse bay. Thanks Brandon!

[@kathyhodges7054]

Fun fun fun adventure 😊 Thanks for taking us along. I looked up who the little yellow spoon depicted. French’s mustard called him Hot Dan the mustard man. Someone is selling 1 on eBay for 7.99$ I look forward to more traveling adventures from the Glass family. Safe travels

[@lynnerodgers4461]

Love all the tiny bottles you are finding in this video!

[@abbieschultz7449]

WOW what a great video, how I would love to find a place like that to find some old glass and relics. It makes me happy to see the joy mudlarking brings you and the fam. Love it!!

[@shakascloset1700]

The best thing about your finds are they are free souvenirs of your trip.👍🤘

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@shakascloset1700 For sure!

[@denisew3917]

That was a fun adventure to a New York treasure trove of goodies. Hello from New York.

[@Carolbearce]

I have heard of Dead Horse Bay. So much history then and someday, I would love to visit this place!

[@oilerfreak]

Thoroughly enjoyed the adventure!!

[@patriciaterry5393]

Thanks for taking us along!!

[@Creekseekingadventures]

Love it. This place is on my bucket list.

[@marciegutgsell5124]

I would love to go to Deadhorse Bay someday! Looks like a ton of fun!❤

[@kenmilne2379]

Lovely family outing Brandon !! Cool finds! 🤘🤘

[@timothyrandall3269]

Love this video of mudlarking!

[@johnsadventures6783]

That was an amazing treasure hunt. The sand acts as a natural tumbler.

[@carlas872]

I love the frosting on the beach glass pieces!

[@lisacassells3828]

Great video, nice finds. Thanks.

[@susancousins8766]

I’m surprised you didn’t run into Merl on Horseshoe Bay. Many small bottles, ceramic, glass, plastic and other items. Great fun for you all. Your daughter had a wonderful time ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜

[@cathybenson5119]

We have a Horseshoe Bay here on Magnetic Island in Nth. Queensland Australia. Lol.

[@susancousins8766]

@@cathybenson5119 👍🏻

[@6561Batman]

I was going to point A A to Merl KZbin channel. Maybe they will run into Merl’s friend who is always giving him a hard time.

[@susancousins8766]

@@6561Batman I am not liking that lady. She is a true New Yorker 😂😂😂

[@JerryR1776]

They were at Dead Horse Bay

[@artillerest43rdva7]

great job getting goodies! you found some neat items.

[@mikepetrucha2774]

What a great day of family fun!

[@PhilipStephan]

Your daughter does a really good job picking out the older glass bottles. Looks like you and your wife have taught her well. Great job. Love all the very little bottles that are only about an inch tall very much. Stay safe. Cheers.😊 Yes, that little antique toy car has been waiting a long time for your family to walk by and find it. Cheers.

[@samuelsiedschlag4486]

Another fun family video. Hope the 4th was great for everyone.

[@benitagrattan193]

Family videos always makes for awesome video ❤❤❤❤❤

[@adventurearchaeology]

Always!

[@charlottem162]

We're heading there this Saturday ❤

[@shellydehart8217]

Wow! I had no idea that New York built their dump so close to the Bay but i can imagine how much fun it was for all of you hunting for treasures n bottles. You’re right about the clean up. They should at least try to make an effort. That’s a lot of debris. Some of those bottles were cool. I feel that you guys had a good vacation. Great video. Enjoyed it a lot. ♥️♥️😊👍👍👍🌟

[@adventurearchaeology]

As “Green” as New York claims to be this says otherwise haha

[@amberclemons-lopez7220]

The audio was fine! Great adventure… loved it

[@herbertlee8034]

Looks like y’all had lots of fun cool finds 👍 we have been really close twice but never had time to go but it’s on our bucket list.

[@SaltwaterSean]

Fascinating. I've not heard of this beach.

[@robertmaher874]

Been here countless times. Low tide is when it’s awesome. There are tidal charts but the wind makes it unpredictable sometimes. As you get farther from the Gal Hodges bridge you get better stuff. I’ve found 3 blob top beers so far and plenty of art deco/ acl sodas.

[@adventurearchaeology]

According to our chart 2:30 was our low tide and we got there around 3 so we had a couple hours before it got back deep. We didn’t make it halfway down the beach sadly but will be returning for sure.

[@robertmaher874]

@@adventurearchaeologyYeah it’s the wind that pushes the water in like crazy, makes it like it doesn’t even matter if it’s low tide. There are though bottles inside the bank. There are probably tens of thousands of bottles. It’s a never ending spot I always find new things.

[@lisasescapades]

Very cool finds. I’ve been wanting to go to dead horse bay.

[@sharononeill2415]

Hi from London we have a dump near us this great fun you can find some amazing finds

[@timgrant8729]

This was a awesome video! Very cool!

[@roserocks1979]

Dead Horse Bay, got it's name for the factories that use to be there in the 1850's. Where horse bones were ground to make glue, fertilizer, and other products. The bones were then dumped into the bay.

[@buttons3232]

Treasures are everywhere! 💖🇺🇸

[@badmom2goody29]

Great selection!

[@kathykeith2203]

Great finds!!!❤❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thank you! 🤗

[@Jmerc1343]

For some reason this might be my favorite video of yours.. 😉

[@Garydigsit]

I heard stuff out there is radioactive, cool video my new friend, subbed ya

[@kayesdigginit1519]

You made it, that place is too cool. I'm hoping to get there again this fall!!!

[@tessTN]

The little "sample" bottle at about 3:21 looks exactly like the bottles that contact lenses were in, before being dispensed by opticians. My Mom became an optician in the 1970s, so she brought things of these empty bottles home. They had a rubber stopper cap covered by a foil seal. In the late 80s, early 90s, the contact lens companies switched to plastic blister packs. I still have seed beads in some of those wee bottles!

[@bobd7210]

That Shenango New Castle plate piece you found was made about 30 minutes west of where I live. They still have a massive abandoned plant with hundreds of thousands of plates/cup/saucers still in crates and scattered all over the property! A small portion of them are glazed and fired and a large portion still unglazed. Such a cool place

[@davidspinney2023]

Hi Brandon what a fun place to explore I remember little bomb things like that you could put a cap in throw it in the air it would make a bang when it hits the ground poor kids cap gun not sure if its that.

[@knightwing51]

i agree had a green one as a kid so from the early 60's at least.

[@adventurearchaeology]

That’s what my dad thinks it is!

[@larrymcauley3152]

The blue rocket/bomb reminds me of a toy to pop paper caps. The caps were used in cap guns but these novelty toys you would remove ti top of the bomb, place one cap on a metal plate. It would have had a metal rod sticking out the top. Toss it in the air and when it hit concrete or a hard surface the cap would pop. I'm guessing the metal rod and plate were rusted away. I'm 75 and played with these with my friends many times. Strange today to have something with a metal tip you threw into the air. Definitely leave a knot on your head if you were the landing place.

[@lucyroberts2800]

First time watching had to subscribe straight away live in the uk . I have some bottles I’ve collected second hand and I love collecting shells ect on beach .

[@adventurearchaeology]

Welcome aboard!

[@DigginDan]

I'm headed there next month. Bummed I missed y'all!

[@janelchambers6791]

Great finds Brandon, your daughter really has the eye to find relics. You all had a great time up north, keep the videos coming

[@Clarytee217]

That was so fun! I’ve never been to Deadhorse Bay but I’m well aware of it! The (potential) compact might be an old Coty Airspun powder. They’re still around but as far as I know that product has been around for a really long time.

[@maryr7800]

I agree about Airspun being a face powder compact, just couldn't remember who made it.

[@MadelineRose-ep7fj]

Horseshoe crabs are harmless. Their blood is blue and harvested for medical research. Dead Horse Bay is closed to the general public. The area was a collection and processing point for horse carcasses for rendering for glue and fertilizer. Don't know is meat was processed for dog food. A place for gloves and current tetanus shots! Loved to see the pottery pieces.😊😊

[@adventurearchaeology]

We walked in from a public beach area no signs when walking the coast line 🤷‍♂️.

[@dshollins5864]

Fun adventure!

[@terrijames5822]

Wonderful video as usual. 😊

[@karenjones7111]

Addy is getting so big. So glad she likes going with you.❤

[@adventurearchaeology]

She’s an adventure seeker like the rest of her crazy family haha

[@karenjones7111]

@@adventurearchaeology that is so awesome. I hope she doesn't grow out of it .

[@johncoffey8645]

Sorry... I'm kinda bindge watching y'all's videos. Very cool 🤙🥃!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Much appreciated!

[@RunningGrass-we7tm]

Wow i love the whistle!

[@b.slocumb7763]

Wow, I thinkI would have had to bring a couple wagons with me to carry everything back!

[@tropicaldaze23]

I'd so love to have been there with you!!! But you can have all the bottles...I want the driftwood and sea glass! Not the ones with jagged edges...the real stuff that is worn smooth by the tides and sand! But...if it's toxic, maybe the driftwood would be a bad idea. 🤔

[@phillovelace]

That beach was REALLY cool. Probably not a good place for a hoarder that gets a thrill out of cleaning up messes like that

[@karenjones7111]

Awesome video.❤

[@dirtclodmetaldetecting]

Fun hunt!

[@lauren.237]

Fantastic video!

[@jimmycrossbones5454]

Thumbs up Buddy 👍😎

[@RunningGrass-we7tm]

Love dead horse bay!

[@ronnieday6287]

Nice day. The place where all the dock poles were lined up pointing at the water was a place where the old timers beached their boats to do maintenance on the bottom. They would bring it in at high tide and prop it up with a slight lean and do one side and next tide Lean it the other way and do the other side.

[@johnkriete2152]

I grew up in Wyoming and we visited Ft.Laramie often. I had a coke or two. I bet that’s mine. Lol. It’s amazing all the smalls survived.

[@markvick3984]

That button with the anchor looks like the ones on my Navy peacoat when I enlisted in 1973.

[@alanatolstad4824]

Very kool!---I wonder if there isn't a local beach group of volunteers there. There are a few down Santa Barbara way, that make a day of it, collect literally tons of stuff.

[@mirkatu3249]

You found some cool stuff there, I'd love to hunt that beach. :-)

[@chucklandry5588]

Wow 😊

[@lynnerodgers4461]

Naval pea coat button I believe, with the anchor.

[@karenjones7111]

Horseshoe crabs will beach themselves like that when they are molting their Old Shell as they outgrow them

[@adventurearchaeology]

Interesting! Had no idea they did that!

[@Hillontop]

I used to fish off that beach when I was a kid. I believe the name comes from there being a glue factory there. There used to be a bait barge anchored off the beach there. Mary's Bait Barge. The women lived on it part of the year. She was known as Dirty Mary.

[@tonibarker9382]

Please don't pick up horseshoe crabs by their tail.

[@adkflan]

What’s the correct way to pick them up?

[@seanhogan1556]

Chill out Karen.

[@stephenritz5581]

That small car is a Barclay's slush cast. Barclay's was founded in 1922 in NJ - was one of the largest toy manufacturers (mostly toy soldiers) in it's heyday ('30s). At least that's what Wikipedia says about the company. Fun video. Your daughter is making great memories.

[@adventurearchaeology]

The car is awesome and my daughter loved it!

[@hbg143]

It'd be cool to have that toy car restored.

[@janreason1518]

I'm watching this on Sept 16th, but just in case someone else didn't comment on this, that piece of a Shenango plate you found is old restaurant ware. Some people like to collect those plates, bowls, coffee mugs. Fun stuff. I love glass, pottery and bottles.

[@williamguthrey5009]

Long linked chain is usually trace chain, used to hitch horses to equipment

[@DetectoristLorraine]

The blue rocket would have had caps in it. You would throw it up and listen to the bang when the nose hit the concrete.

[@kimberlyalexander8003]

It's a dream of mine to someday do this.💕

[@DeepNorthAdventures]

That purple stone looks like a sapphire! Not sure if it is but it would be beautiful to get it's recut and polished if it's a real stone.